The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-18

control OF MISS Fulton properly
which he found he was unable 10
do. At this, Gardner made an
excuse for going to Columbus,
from which city he wrote back to
the lady, informing her that he
was very sorry that they had
made any public announcement
of a wedding; that he did not
love her well enough to make her
his wife, and that he was on his
way 10 Europe. and she would
see him no more. Miss Fulton is
a highly inestimably young lady.
and her friends are indignant
over the deceit practiced upon
her. But she can congratulate
herself that she has escaped from
an alliance with a man who has
shown himself to be unworthy of
her love.
During the past few days the
saloons just outside the corpora
ton at Athens have been the
scene of much fighting and blood
letting, ana we are listening
every day for news of a whole
sale murder. 1t is time that Ath-
ems people get down from their
foolish hobby and put the saloons
back under police regulation. Lo-
cal option is failure, as we have
always believed it to be, and the
only thing 10 do is 10 get all the
tax from the traffic that can be
had. and with the money thus OBJ
tanned, employ officers to keep
The business under restriction
as much as possible.
New Lexington Herald
William A. Strauder, the only
colored Democrat in this county,
has just had the pension given
him by a Democratic administra
ton, increased. This, too, from
the party that was going to reen-
slave the coloreI race.
Mrs. Rose Warthan, who form
erly lived in New Lexington, died
in Columbus on Saturday morn
ing last, at one o'clock, and was
brought to this place and buried
on Sunday afternoon at McLu-
ney Catholic Church. The de-
ceased was native of Ireland,
coming to this State in 1888, and
was about ninety years of age.
Shawnee Banner.l
Pat Clark, Jim Radigan, Nat
Gibson, James Holohan and VIM.
five saloon keepers of
This place. obtained a temporary
before Judge Wright,
al New Lexington, on Saturday
against the authorities of this
place, which restraIns them from
enforcing the local option ordi
lance. The injunction will be
ried at the next term of court.
Athens Herald.I
VIC. Lowry, Of Logan. was here
ia turday attending a meeting of The
University trustees.
Last Thursday the team of Rob
TT Fulton of LDdi township, be-
ame frightened on Rock Rifle east
f town, and ran away, demolish-
ng new express, crippling a fine
orse and bruisIng Mr.. Fulton =
he express was literally converted
ato kindIing wood and distributed ]
yer the road fer a distance of half
mile.
Frank. tho eight-year old son of
irs. Kate Bradford. was prostrat-
d by a suns'roke last Friday. For
time fears were entertained re-
ardlng his recovery but he is now
Improving rapidly.
A girl at Nelsonville went hack l
D her intended because she learn s
l few minutes before the time a
n the ceremony that he had not G
oughta fifteen-dollar suit of clothes L
lie wished him to wear at the
edding. a
A Washington dispatch reads
Dan A. Grosvenor, brother of 81
Grosvenor, of Athens, a
as been dismissed from his position c.
the First Comptroller's Office" .
People who go te the Lancaster /,
IMP meeting say that when dinner
me comes, If you patronize the eat l.
ouse OH the grounds. you pay fifty G
mis- and get FIVE cents worth of HI
nner. Somebody Is evidently bent n
making money. Such a camp.
Getting may be good place to get
Iigion but it furnishes some poor - -
of common honest. n
'elsonYilie Reg gister.1 .
Last Tuesday afternoon Joseph
ater was prostrated by heat while
gagged at work on Sec. 80, where
ev are tuilding the new coal hop
RS. He was conveyed home er
lere he remained in a critical con. A
tiOn during the afternoon, but by ot
edncsday morning had rallied and til
now much better. W
The strike inauguraled first of +, T.
It week was of such brief exist :.
ce as scarcely TO be noticed. Last
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